US EditionTatneft Prepares for CO2 Injection into the Reservoir
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Tatneft Prepares for CO2 Injection into the Reservoir
Tatneft has received a subsurface license for the Tukaevsky-1 site in Tatarstan for the construction and operation of underground facilities where the company plans to store carbon dioxide (CO2). The site covers the territories of the Nizhnekamsky, Tukaevsky, and Zainsky districts, according to Interfax. According to the State Register of Subsurface Sites and Licenses, the right of use is granted until May 28, 2030. Based on a decision by Rosned…
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